Indonesia Exotic Tours of Saparua Island

Indonesia Exotic Tours of Saparua Island is the small island covering an area of 247 square kilometers does not only offer exotics natural charm, but also traces the historical arrival of Europeans in Indonesia. Indonesia Exotic Tours of Saparua island, which is around 50 miles from of Ambon city, the capital city of Maluku Province, Indonesia, can be reached by speed boat for one hour journey from Tulehu port, Central Maluku, Ambon Island.

Indonesia Exotic Tours of Saparua island, surrounded by the Banda Sea, offers the beauty of its beaches, ranging from white sand beach such as beach next to Fort Duurstede and Kuulur, until the rock-filled beaches at Cape Ouw. Beautiful Cape Ouw even commemorated through the song popularized by Ambonese Indonesian, Bob Tutupoly entitled “Tanjung Ouw”.

Tourists usually spend their time in Cape Ouw to relax enjoying the beauty of a long reef or swim in the crystal clear sea. Not far from Cape Ouw, tourists may enjoy the process of clay to be a pottery. Many foreign tourists who want to try to make their own pottery. Most of the tourists come from Netherland, Britain, and Switzerland. The bottom of Saparua sea is also very beautiful. There are six diving places to enjoy the beauty of the Saparua underwater which are all located around Tawaka, Molana Island, and Nusa Laut. Coral reefs rise and many diverse species of fishes found there.

Heritage is also one of tourist destination in Indonesia Exotic Tours of Saparua Island. Fort Duurstede is a fortress Dutch heritage and built in 1676. From the top of this 20-feet-height fort, the tourist can see almost the entire Saparua and Nusa Laut island located on the East side. Most of foreign tourists who visit here come from the Netherland, especially those that still have relatives with Saparua residents. There are also tourists come from Britain, France, Switzerland and the United States. Because of the Netherland people often come to Saparua island, Garuda Indonesian Airline opens direct flights from Amsterdam (Netherland) to Ambon. Since mid last year, the Indonesian government is actively promoting tourism in Saparua associated with the festival at the Fort Duurstede and Sail Banda in Maluku Province.

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